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Q&A | How DPI’s Office of Research & Promising Practices turns evidence into action
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Q&A | How DPI’s Office of Research & Promising Practices turns evidence into action
This was originally published by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (DPI). As senior director of DPI’s Office of Research & Promising Practices (ORPP), Shaun Kellogg leads a team that helps North Carolina’s public schools make evidence-based decisions and elevate strategies that measurably improve student outcomes. ORPP’s portfolio spans rigorous evaluations, statewide data infrastructure, and a clearinghouse that spotlights pra…
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